The Sun. — London, England, 1810-10-16 00:00:00

EiLM LET 712,411 S 11,12:1*1i7.4W A, whimsical ..entk h , s just been published unkkr Oil; title. Tise.p.ritiirer. ot h.tps, conciderof ',lupe/don: bit. ...,utrage upon t•e chi;'; prodp,:ll n ot our grvatA.);ivatic Bard:; bob it t.•ey blitst t tutruscives buyOnci: the (tontines t;l• the Pp-face,. c',etr; ' gravtty will iirobabi ,; relax , - 7thr. udd [outpour itch wol . k al- In r %vial wrrzloubt not ; itioatice thew to forgive tht . .atalittr„ol. tl,As v.-ry ludicrous :freak of lanoy. The h, uulatioli3. which: rt equail - iy ludicrous, opo or puder timilk-binible ot Dr. JOHNiON, Gk.u, SlefsV,Elsty,' atittrivt tier iralinwitt altos. Fv f t speech. ot Hioutio, add eased iievriets.o,lk topt ail, as a spec.tuch of thL. gene ralsillatilekr tat , the wor . SONG. Hail Artb. . r.•• • • 4 • (Tune•Heigh° says Rowley.") ftvo nihlits to, watch, these gelid:own wcut, ", Heigh° I says It, ratio, / • When lustat the time nen thr ta'iltwas spent, • • e , rc to trlAhtfn.them,thither was sent,..„ With tomb-stoir, jaw-bonc,.skull, shroud and , . skeletoti„ . . Toostrau;s4 to be true,".says Horatio; T'li ghoir like your father louk'd at m'cl'eap-a-pe. -• ' s.tys Horatia, Th e y c a me it a twitter to tel; this to me, "11 you (ion% crcdit us, pray come and see." ,d With Iris totitb-stone, &c. f' P P A ackliut'a bull," says Horatio. 'to 'it, t, f 1 pronai''d with Olen) to keep:watch the next night : ' " Height; !"' says Horatio. • When lo! -s they'd , told ine; the ghost came in sight. Says 1, " 'Tis too plain that there's somethiug not fight. With his tomb-stone, &c? " Put we'll soot; find it out,' 4 sayiticiratio. • • I intended to say a few words to the Ghost " Heigh° says Horatio, (I have kept him tivemiautes at most) but I touud tuo s poor fellow sitlumb as .1 post. • With his tomb -stone, &c. '• Hg's no blabber. 1 find." says Horgtio. He turifti on his heel and went off in a pet, " Heigho !" says Horatio; ,rowr.'d on us all ere away we could get, luat as niuch as to say, " I've not (lone with you yet." 66 With his tomp.stohr, " We had better make off;" says Hcoatio. soon came in agai., so 1 told hiM my mind I" Says Horatio, . Says 1, " quite sure you've left something behind, Surne treasure, perhaps, your . extc'to , s can't find. With' his tbinb-stone, &c. ' " Y,u'd best stew 'where hid," says Horatio. He rxem'd not to like it, and look'd rather black, - Heigho !" says -Horatio, As much as to say, " You had best hold your clack," But he heard the cock crow and was off in in a,crack., With his tomb-stone, Sec. " You're a rum kind of ghost," says HoratiO." 111oeh conversation has been excited by the bloW ing up of the Coffer. darn, ,at the Lunt-house end of the \Vest India Docks; it is everefOre hoped; that as two accideles of the kind have happened at those Docks (one of whiLli was very calamitous, in killing . a number of -•:iikineri) particular rare will be taken in etectlng the coffer dam at Milbank, .? hick has been said to be necessary ; for seould a simi lar a,..cident leiepen there, dreadful and destruct;ve taus' be the consequence, as it would not only lay: great part of ‘Vesoiti.:tor under water, but inun ate the country trcni thence Chelsea, and 'de stroy those fi c itch gaiden-gieundse lying. beneath. the e ri‘er e...bankments; and belonging to .Leru• Gresvonor, Lord Salisbury, the'Deali and Chipter of Westminster,: and. others. It is not generallt known t'tat ►L.reat. part of Westminster was ern d fro.. the Thames, and Westminster Abbey bui.t on a spot, ,oiciently called Thorn Island, round wlecti the river dewed. The highway .robbery of which Cryer was con via*ed, an for which ho received sentence . . of deate at Peterborough Sessions last week, was at tee , a vt , ith the following circumstances :—lt ap vai a that . Hugh Marlin, the prosecutor,• a poor •who had beet, at harvestwork rn Cain brittees /16s, was returning through Peterborough, cm road to his dear land of powt , es, ou Thurs day evening, the eeth ult. when he met the pri, sorer in the street (it being then nearly dark), and asked,ritin • if he could chew him the way to a lodging house?. The plisonerAwhois also an Irish man), knowing probably from the prosecutor's voice, that he 'wa- a countryman, answered, " I canuat, but rather than you shall go without a bee, you shall have balruf mine"—" Good luck to your honour," said Pat, ." -Will you go into this public-house, and have a glass of•rute 1' To this the erisoner readily assented ; andthey sat drinking till aotert half-past ten, when they left the house, aad soon after, instead of fiedieg. biin-elf in the prisoner's bed-room, the prisoeer cotiduetett the pour fellow into a held near the town, where he left hen e .andshortly atterwards returned with anther who knocked the prosecutor down, took front ait his hard- earningS, and not coutelit with this, cet btf the- feet of iris stockings, under the suppo7 sitton that bank notes aright .have been concealed E there. They then lett hen, aid the night. teing eseedingly daik, the prosecu:ur could not find Its Aiql); Out of •the held, butTernained.tbere all night. As soon as it was light, he loutid his way to Peter borough; and r was discovered sitting on a s:one, • weeping and lautenting his loss, when, upon being askew the cause, he related if with SO much artless- ness, and deseribed tie prisoner with such accu rnt he was apprei.ended upon parade, at;d coeitnitte'd was proved'by a soldier, with whom bb -was quarteretiand slept, that he w.,s ote ut .his +tailors on the night of the robbery, and les t•Vitiende I.yetigcutrooora!ed by other testurony, lOtlad theTTlSocierßUl.ty.. POLICE. VIOLENT ASSAULT. C-ufrnHAL.r... Short :md Charles Thonp- Phillips, weft, charged. by Janr.-s Gibbous, ah itiiperant plum-pudding vender, v Hi a must akr -4+,0-vating assault and "robbery committed bet wi-cti Ale- and two o'clock on Alonria% mowing. The r:prisorters in-this .case - were young mein of r(speatable apot-arauce, and seemed cohsiderably abashed at their awkward sitnation. It ai Reared from the statement of the complain ant, that he was engaged in-his is tut trAtic at the hour inittioned , itilhe charge, at the end of den-laile,..end,navingpist .putlished a new and de licious edition ot l .,pudding. fill awl the pri , oneis, in company ailiztVjy.,pt,tkil friends, no doubt at trctediby the savory „exit:ll46ons from the luxuri ous dish, advanced in elo-e. column, and without • any previous notice, pounced upon the table, and wiiftlie j porac4y and fury of hungry wolves, seiz ed, the, pticiding, and bore it off in triumph, to the astonishment of the cnmplaiiant, who was so para lizod at the uriexpeCted , attack, that all power of utter - nice, or actio , tes completely,tak,:n trona him. HavVg, at'lepO, tectvered his recolleaion, and with it a scii.,e of his wisfor unes, he,compled , hirn- Self with the old philosophical observation, " It's Well it is 00 worse,' and,proceeded to his ware houso, where several precious copies ,of the same edition were Safely deposited, and ready for imme diate sale. Having replenished ltis di;b, he return ed to his old's o 3p, and again commenced his voci teratioos in praise otitis :works, ~which were filled, , he said, with the best things in universe, and aid ied the ru si ce i!t Ow most punctilious critic to , 'utter, a sentence in dispraise of their merits; the , fiist judges . in' , Eugland of a plutu-au4diug having {pronounced theautho , unrivalled in such (.:cnposi- Itions. In the midst_t2t; his eulogiunts, however, ,his eloquence was 'a second ti -e interrupted by the return of tiVe afore-mentioned .aSsailaiiti, who seemed to have attained a new reli,li for'a'Clion from portunity 'they liad of estimating the good ,q...ality of the viand, of which they bad' so illegally 'become possessed Their lest attack . not being . 66 sudden as the former,. the corhplathMit had an op portunity of exerting himself in defet ce of his mer chandize, but so ineffeaually, that the' greater part of it disappeared with wonder-113i 'rapidity, notw ith 'standing his beSt endeavours to proteel it. In the souffle tile dish and the 'table were upset ;Aid de , stroyed: Toi ) rtinately,.`lowever, the two prisoners having shewn ;On ni , :ch eagerness in their assault; were taken prisoners While in a state'of suffocation, arising from' tneir'having attempted' to Lott ab,iot . a p and of the object of their expedition Without tak'ng the usual trouble of mastication. Tne Sit ing Al errnao having' beard this suleinn . charge, and cominiseratingilte 'situation of the pri soners, advised tire prties to retire and settle the Matter ami , ably, with I.`vhicii recornmendation they wi -, rly complied; and the merchant ' having returned and eXpresgekltiim§elf satisfied, the parties accused were einancipai'cl tifithout nailer ptinishment. aLtioutii?dit-SiREET.—A charge as Made at this Office, on Saturday, by . a tradesman's wife of St, Anti's 'farish, against another tradesman, tor ciimiriiiing a rape on her person. • • The prosecutrix stated, that the prisoner followed her into her house, and Vcollted her person against tri:r will, although she Made every resistance. It turned obt, however, that , the cOmplaiii . ant had met her paramour in the street 0" r a certain et ening;and it \V -IS on this even . 11g, when Slie'so agreed to meet . item, that he a'cLdinpanied her hope. The Magis trate dismissed the complaint. • • FORGERY. MANSIo' HOUSE. James Forster, standing charged with forging a ciieck, pUrOoiting to ty., the ch;-ck of Messrs. S.okes and Hodg•-on, on Alessjs: • Sykes and Co'.for" f was yest6rd,iy brought tit fore the Lord Mayor, preparatory to his final cont.. initial' for trial. The deposition's of the seer,-11 wit nesses having htien•read, in which nothing was ob , servable but what'we have already' communicated to.the Putilic, the prisoner was asked, whether he had any thiug.to urge in his defence. He replied . that his friends-beirw . at a considerable distance from town, he had not ywt had an oppor unity of cons tnuniCa'it►g with them. With respeat to the charge agailst he had no remarks to make. The Lord Mayor then said, it became his painful duty to commit him for trial, a duty which on any occasion was heart-redding, but which on the pre sent, from the respectable appearance and .connec iions,of the prisoner, he telt (cost poignantly. - The last Mittimus was then prepare-d and signed, and the prisoner was conveyed to Newgate. Yes terday, .its well as at his former examination, he en deavoured to screen his lace front public observation with his pocket handkerchief. He was dressed in a suit of deep mourning, and seemed most sensibly affected at his disgraceful and awful situation. No other exatnination of interest occurred. Thornton, many years proprietor of the caravans which daily proceeded trOin Margate • to Deal and Doer, committed 'suicide on Tuesday last, at his house in Neptune-square: he banged himself ith his garters. Previous to his con - m*1461.g this rash act; he took. the slyer buckles he usually Wore from his knees and shoe•k; and locked them ,Up with his, 'notes and cash, in his-bureau: tie liktwise trans acted : sortie pecuniary 'affairs, and, passed the pre evening at a, convivial party; on each of t!)ese occasions he betrayed 4uarJcs,ot perfect. sanity. Tee Inquest, upon these representations, brought in th.ir verdict felode se. ‘A ; woman applied for retiet the other, d: 7 ,y, to the officers,ot, a.pai.teh ir3 the Burough, and stated, that she had 6een . ruined by a speculation in 'walnuts, at ..: Tf • re IL ,i- Oh ~1 W.' A.St..s,-in MI tr 4, YESfEktpAY. • (” ~, s, Bank Stock, ' fthlla !took, Nat. ; pet Cent 59i I I i (WM BMWs. 235. 245. pr. Ilisfl j per Cent. • Lx.t.twq bkl.s, is es. pr. 4 per ~ um . St ,i S.: ; thn..l.4n, 6 51 i. (1,0. 'per L Cflt. Itt:i 05+ i 1 x.perial 3 i n., ~ .:e t. 3 'firer CCM CJIIS ' iltiii 41 ...., , n. iur 27.11 Nov. 66, 1 , a Bank L. An 4. 17A 9,tOtlis 1• • • ' • I,A)I 4 ,IDgN :PI • by 1' . .1 CIL I A U oi No 4, mactiett-cos2,t, Low-itrcct ; and Publ . ttle 6uN,Qliic No, 112, Strand, iVileie ,ticivatisniiilis, Orders tar t, ••!tv.sk - IT • ./ ~. ~ } a 1/R4AA, The • ((Mewing extraordinary circumstance took place" in "AntriM .some Yeats ago; It has mtmetit; of tie :Air of romance, and. eeserves to be made known " About the tst of lv, 1801, the wife of Dat:iel M'Kton, a fisherman in tie emplOyment of Earl ; O'Neilt; lay ".in of 'a dead child. The wolnan who. attended- her was, nu, or nearly the same night,' summoned to the house of one Patrick 114 , Atocket, a labourer, to asSist st the delivery tal>a lady, who' had.soddenly appeared there a day or. two previous This lady, who was 3 strung r, and hose name was not disclosed, lay in of twins, one of whielidi,e,d .; and it became a matler of solir nude with the mower to provick a nurse for the young stranger • The ac concheu , e diet not of to recommend the wife of hardy- .from the phyhical necessity r of the case; and being jotned in.the, raiuest by ITAtock 7 er, Who 'urged, the great generosity' of the Unknown , lady, who -set en r-ars ago bad lain in at his 6.use (where the child died), and the mother ailed libe raliy,-.M'Keon 'and his rife were 'prevailed, _up9pto ; teceive the imaut at the stipulated sun of two gui neas a quarter. The lady, hwirtg the child baptized Elizabeth, staid about ten days,in Antrim, paid two klineaCin advaoce, and departed to B...lfast, log the attendance.of M'Keon for nearly ten miles of the journey, whom she dis Missed in the tuiddai of.the road. At the close of the q.'arter the lady appeared again, paid two gaineas, remained a day 9r two, and departed ;, returrted twice again at' the ' cicise, of the two succeeding quartets, and has, never • since been heard of. Now, the case of this poor ifisherman is really-well 'worthy of consideration; and If this narrative (which ran b'e attested) meets the •eye'ettild' .m l; o7lier,' or any person `pr•vy to the trans..' !action; they. cannot but feel that they . are called upon by the most powerful influence of religion, ,ty, and j , stice, to step -forward s and exonerate this poor man of the. charge of maintaimog But this is. nut .all ; it should be known, Knit '; :I'l‘l('eon and Lis'VCite ha'vt and under the sante - cod,. ten children, this little Elitalleth - Making thc eltmentli. From -I,:e day of its birth to this -hour. she has slept in , the b d with her nominal father, %, horn she hit es literally to distraction;' for, Witt "playing with . other children any. i+isinoatioo is thrOwn out that she is „ not David WK-on's she inunediately retire. in tears, and does not reed ' vet. for two or three (Jays : nor is the worthy fish-tr • inan's attaclitiout less . strong ; she is clothed, fed, -and caressed with equal tenderness as his own otf spring; and there ,is no doubt but that le would feel a cruel f ntng at 'a separation ; but he knows also, that he owes it to himself and family, as well, per haps, as tote child in question, to give publicity lb this -mysterious transaction. The mother is Tepre' , .sensed as being forty pears of age; that she wore her cap so much pinched over her face, that it was d4cult logive a description of her; she had, .howt. ever, dark penetrating eyes, and brown hair ; ,and the 'child is represented as being a perfect resem blance of her extrordinary parent. Wictr.Ow, Oct. B . —The system of administer , ing the oaths of Unitcd Irishmen is revived in this county. Two emissaries, employed on thelrait o rotas service, have been apprehended, and a third has made his escape: St.too, Oct. 7.—The Threshers have commenced' their daring ciperations in this county. Several aimed bodies have appealed by night, denouncing those, or, their visits, who shall presume to pay either rent Lithes beyurd the threshing valuation. This,un , looked-for ifisurreCtion has excited considerable ter ror. The Marquis of SLIGO has ordered all his racing, stud at.Newmarket to be disposed of, and also his extensive fai ming stock et Westport, in lieland, in consequence of his departure for the Mediterr;ineaii. , A, Gentleman, who has made many efforts to. rear silk-worms, gives as the result of his experience, that the 'sole bar in breeding them, is the impossii Wit). of obiaining mulberry leaves sufficiently early,. in the 'spring, for the worins, or a healthy substi tute; until the foliage of the'tnulberry , .be ready.— The lettuce was the onlyplant on which the worms . woulg iced, but. which. by scouring and weakening them, .brought on a species of 11,14apic rot like that of shepp: pried lettuce besides being too haxd foi:• their mouths, debilitated them to so great a degree,. that _they died Withtheir web incomplete, ancl'With out prOticatg any.chryscilete. Vast wrantities of Spanish sheep have lately been imported .into America, where much attention is now devOted to an improved growth of wool. °tie fartnerat Welmington, in Delaware, has 600 Merinos.. - The project of an archway through part of Shoot er's Hill, has been revived, 'and forum! notke gNcn of an intenileo application , to :Parliatneut tor a slli to carry it into effect _ . An Hospital tor the Indigent Blind', under the title of : ilethseda or House of Mercy, is opened at flyinouth, Dock, for the humane purpose of rendering that class of people opinfortable and happy . . Sir W. MANNERS some days since recovered 10001. damages against a, tenant, who held posses sion of a farm at Great, Poutpn, in Lineoloshive, alter a regular, notice_ to qUit, and for the former having injured the laud and.premises in consequence Ot such notice., • A heap of stones, lying under the Beacon Cleft as Hank el), - have been discovered, it is said, to :posses a quality that will render a ceineni, eualpo>ed of then), fully as durable as siatieitwif, and,equally, as good. Toe corporation of tliat town have retired 15,n0Q1. lot the whole. Saturday morning, a wherry p3ssing_tuder London Bridge, was, by some misniathig:r.rnent, tips,--t, w firm . a young ma,., named S..uthati was drownszd. The ,boatinan and another passenger were picked up by a heat wh!cii jut off to their as6iSLltt)Ce Iron - ) Bibings , - t-rate. ‘.. Two .Freneh offi.o.rs on their prole at Ashourn, ,_, a trw days since, attempted to esca • p6, but were stopped at cilesterfield, and have been Lodged in prison at Nor.can Cross. , , . • , 1P1R711.7. , - cOn Sattirda.r"th* ,4th I Lady ad; elairrofte .Gentd• °' Sim. Oil Ttjuuday, taut. the. Right Iron Lady F-lizabctli la fig r~ wfi of a S. • . . IX D. . . On the i 0; inst. at Nitoit 42dualit, in the County, 0% bf t)) ; ,tiie .Rev., johns , Hollantl, h-rant.is. ~Ps . ,Thtes Pt's Mai • - st y 's iStli Regiment, to Elizabeth, eldest Ila"D R 01A;Cit D avis , Edg U; tin G l ove in that „ o s. OrOattird..). last, Mr. Ch4flea Frederick Baiter, of acre, to - Miss Siant6i), y)trkiitchin, Herts Re c V he saute day, ; at: St, ,Saviour's, 4 uu thwa t k, tAI lames crsley, of isillinghain-HOuSe. isle of Wight, 1 " secomd 4340 ter.gf Si: iti t h n. 1' nitioxn,;-/Sanker. fin Yetelii.iy, at St. Ge(46,:'s Chord) in the East, Del(' „ e at of Oxlur:!. atreet, to Miss Oaten . , ot Inghartit f.O ry stzgrAk. Oti the . 2 * 2.tr ult . at New rorest, in the rvies t ' `C'ou'nty ' gleatii, the seat of Ht ary Darnell, Esq. : the Rev. Th h %xt o rd ii . e ct Vorbe . t, Esq. of Co rbe' , thetrill, in Cote, brothet to Sir Ralph Cote, h a r t , to El i zabeth daughtercotirniy ° ut h i e I v at: !! At St. Croix, in the :Vest Indies, Lieutenant 11 ° be v ti g Clidind, of the gist Itegimetit-,•`tc, Ore Baroness Ma r ' a lirettqn. In Tralte, Iterated, Maurice , - ROche, M iss daughter 'of antes _W . (;!ayes, Esq. P,ay master Cg "*- I , attalion of tne sth FOot. DIED. •• On Thursday:. fait, at Llanvainliati, Cardiganshire , 'l - Imtillas, Esq. A.chpir.af ot the Winte. (In ridgy night Lit, at hiS house in Upper Grosic or. ' street, Sirlieniainin Sullivan; Knt. On taturtlay, at Mr: Park's house, Dock-yard, .r °r l lll ,l4' mouth, on has way to Madefia, for the re co ver y of litsna•-0 Captain Thomas Stnyth, ot:-• the Royal Navy, son of Hon. lohn,,Sinyth, of near. ‘y,k e tiay, y or ksaw a. d grand sort of the Du! , aof C etifttni. . • * MOO The stine tiiiy, i‘ at ad . Mr. Wy's, Highbury-grove, S. - A. Urquhart, &WIPP Tile same afternoon, at his house in Grove.;strcett ney, lohn klankti.son, Esq. aged Bz. Yesterday, %niter a lingering aial o.ttrtful illness, Mr. P lia . Page, Auttioneer, &c. High Hotborn. s.ainettAy, in George-street, H a n o ver sq u are, tne of NidiOrtigila'll, Esq". of Brighton. of ' a ) ri " it i‘' ',2 ltl a i n lj i 4 n Y nit a io t n he o r n i4it t i h i e t i s u: ' :s u , se C i t l L G rlo re ttl H t) a i r rl rTe n t, d- se st c. re:3 e tiaughter Of Sir Digby Mackwortii, ha A tw da3s, ago, at. 131anctiville, in rt. the County 0 - t ikehliy, James Kearney, ts•iy. ,o,tl:Saturda sennight„ ag.d Bi, Mrs. Delafosse, Colll' wisto'n, near 'Stall. ford. On .ti , in;l,l.the 7111 inst. at David Mustard's, Esq a t )4 )1: Essex, where she was ott'a visit, suer a silo" I ncss, Mrs. katu, relict of theldt.: Mr. paws Rani, of Alua wick„-Essex. • • • On tae • oth inst. at her daughtcr's hou s e, Ke l itish-t° w° ' vrs. Mary ;14 '„ , ."1, in - lier . 93u year. • LONDON I AIARK-LANE. - yAi t y nneat VillizttcrEir , in Oct. I to to the Ad 24; vuatters at gzs 0A bSS -• at 92) u d taq ---- at 9ta ad 1271 at ysoa . , 57 561 at 86, 061 t 196 ----at 87 . 4 ti a 3 at i 505.6 41 33 2 at S4s 5412 - as Is3s eci, 39 1 at Sts q 714 784 —••••••••-•-••••• t qßa 233 -- "'" --- """ .--41 ca 2LQ a t 70, c d 400 at ejs oti 63. i. Net Quarter. • AN,:rage 69. 41. Itan last Return. RETURN OF WI-IEA: 13% Nicss.rs. iil6 D Ulid IncluOing -my agramol) I 12 QII3IICfS at 1:4. cut 9 ,--- at t 2. • od 7tS 1 96 ott 3 6 9 ----- at lob. vd Atch.E‘to, ":6. 1 77 18 at lob. od, 6 37 _ at tcss 2c4 .13 t . - at lAS oti ie3 -- at OZ3 od 4 1 • • at 1015 2 47 ---•—•• at 1 .94 i oti 35 . at 990 od 79 at 9hb 0(1 oY - at 976 Qtl 202 dt 9 35, od at 9ss od 7ou at 9.4 s od And 7 (2aarters 4t TO la: is,ys9 SACKS os. Za. InAner th A RETURN OF FLOUR, From Sept. 29, to Od. 5, from the Cocket-Officid Sacks. s. d. Sacks. s. d. Sacks S ' 39 ---- 95 01 rya --- 87 o 4.) ef 10307 —9O 0 63 u i 30 --- f —= ZI 216 ---- Sy 0 254 25 0 1 5 e 0 • 76i SS o I 22 --- .4 0 I 4L Total-11,975 s.Ack.s. --•\ veragellyi. 7(1. per • vs. Id. lower than hit return. .-------''s UXBRIDGE. Corti-Itispcaor's Retiiill.-- Ti4URSIV,Y, OCT, 1 1 %,,01 1 \V heat,pct id. 201.6 S to 281. los. 13CMIS - S fl s .d to 6.17,,,i Ihrley,per qr. .as• od to 455 cd' Old ditto, —s _d to -- - ' 5 0 ,1 O ULS" •••••••-•- 2.*S. od to 4os od Pease - - 6os od to 63' i:Jted by WI I. LI AM AR A/I t;E R Ft' it I g, Smith !A ohon- s Leti'irr for the Ediiar mutt I PRICE OF HOPS. BAGS. POCKETS.. , Kent, 41. 1.03. to 61. os. Kent, '' *5l: os: to V. - ~... tI ,tbseX. 4t. 1.)i.. to st. os aSCX,' , 10:16$•.‘“) 5 1 : 0 4 ‘ Essex, 4-= los. to 61. o km 1111,1114 41. us. to 10 4 . *** NEW HOPS . w. 65 4 , wags L. es. to 71. ms. 1 D 4 Pockets 61: cs. to 0.. Red Clover - White ditto - - Trelod - Rye-(v rass • - .17urnip - - Red and Green ?Mustard Seed Brown mu° Carraway, seeds Coriander do. SEEDS. - 6os. t 205. to ON" •4ios. ou. to tG4... do. .lob. ott. to sJb do. 2.05. tea. to so,. qtatio" - Z6S. ott. tso 4oa. otrto sos. • S.. ott. ks izs. o. ht ts 12*. oct. to tSs. 04.te gt. ) • cd.. to 403. - 245. o.t. to 2.65. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKEIS. 4 ,. By the Q4:4:ase. Beef - 3s. 3d. tar 4.5. S i. i Vedi 4s. &t to , dr. Mutton 0. GO. to p. 3d. to 7s. Lamb - to Ob. od. 1 R ANV 111 DI.S. Best Ileiters&Steers,(per st.) , 011.4tottry is tad to 3si. ofV 2s Sit to 33 ott I tvialiwt Cali' iss coo .e.tch- of NliAdlings 2> 4(1 to 2$ Gd Los..tior,e A3s qtt to 1..0 . Shearlings - . - is. ott. to 2s. oil. Lamb Skins - - os. od. to GS', odb _,.. PRICE: OF Stjames's Market 44. 2•:. Clare #iaiket 45. 2:i. Whitecnap.Market 4s. 14. tier stone o T A 1.1. t )w.• 4 4tow 71st 6d. -" 4 " .°. cilow 725: 'White .10. 68s. oci. - - s: ° ti ''Soap do. Mciting ',tuff sh. od. DiLtu 36s 0, " C;Lavva its. od. Yellow Soap, 9c , s.—MuLtiv%",, Rms. 1°43. Price 0: Candles .er dozen, Iz. 0t...—N1,),:0, 3i C"? 1.2 a. 5(. Avcragc priCe _ I at jak.biLS's HAY MARKET, t Pay, 41. od. sti. iv,. 23; u*". Straw, 21. SS. .cd. to 3t. 6s. od.—Aver. 21. L7l. °6* WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET. Hay 61. as. od. to 9L 12s. od.—.Aver. 71. 16s• o d pi New 01. os. od. to 01. os. Ava. os• °— Clover, 81. os. od. to tol. tos. od.—ttver. 91. 5s. -c." Straw, zl. 183. od. :o 31. Bs. od.—Aver. 3s. oLl• .••••••••-' 4° COAL MARKET, Aotoss.s, Is. Ships at Market. Ships soft. . rice. 43i Newcastle . . . . 49$ 6d. to oos• 6 . 2 3 Sunderland . . . 2 . 51*, . ii, -S. .rret, Cnr..veror tqui•t )e addressed, '